C-FNNW

Aircraft:
Boeing 777-333ER
Reg: C-FNNW full info | C-FNNW photos
Serial #:
43250
Airline: Air Canada
Photo Date: Feb 09, 2022
Uploaded: Mar 02, 2022
Quito Mariscal Sucre Int - SEQM, Ecuador

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A truly unusual visit at the cargo apron of the Mariscal Sucre Intl. airport. This Air Canada B77W wearing the airline's old livery arrived early that day from Toronto, via Miami, operating scheduled Air Canada Cargo flight AC7255. Route and flight that are generally operated by the Boeing 767F which was undergoing maintenance and therefore this brief change of equipment that lasted very little but we enjoyed it. Thanks to Nicolás Larenas and Quiport for the support!

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Feb 09, 2022

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A truly unusual visit at the cargo apron of the Mariscal Sucre Intl. airport. This Air Canada B77W wearing the airline's old livery arrived early that day from Toronto, via Miami, operating scheduled Air Canada Cargo flight AC7255. Route and flight that are generally operated by the Boeing 767F which was undergoing maintenance and therefore this brief change of equipment that lasted very little but we enjoyed it. Thanks to Nicolás Larenas and Quiport for the support!